London Graphic Centre (LGC) is thrilled to announce the return of the LGC Art Prize, proudly supported by retail entrepreneur and TV dragon, Theo Paphitis. Initially launched in 2022, the LGC x Theo Paphitis Art Prize is now in its fourth year and has returned this May.
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Read MoreThe event sees Partners, businesses and guest speakers take a day out the office to network and hear advice. A jam-packed agenda of breakout presentations and a whole range of sessions from building confidence to potentially building the next billion pound business.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, 4th February 2025, Theo headed to Spring Fair to visit the 12 #SBS Small Business Sunday winners who had won a free place at the iconic trade show. This year was extra special as it marked the 75th Anniversary of Spring Fair.
Read MoreBetween 10th and 13th December 2024, Theo will be running his #TheosXmasGifts social media giveaway competition, with some fantastic prizes up for grabs from his brands: Ryman, Robert Dyas, Boux Avenue, and London Graphic Centre.
Read MoreOn Wednesday 30th October 2024, Theo Paphitis and colleagues across the business attended the Starlight Health Play Awards.
Read MoreOn Wednesday 30th November, Theo Paphitis delivered a NatWest Accelerator Funding Masterclass session to over 250 entrepreneurs from the current cohort in person.
Read MoreOn Sunday, 3rd November, Theo appeared as a panellist on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg. This week's show featured Chancellor Rachel Reeves discussing the recent budget, and newly appointed Conservative Party Leader Kemi Badenoch outlining her vision for the Party.
Read MoreSince joining the Writing Instruments Free Recycling Programme, sponsored by BIC and managed by TerraCycle, in 2019, Ryman, owned by Theo Paphitis, has recycled over 3.5 million pens, allowing the equivalent of 35,000 kg of waste to be reused and repurposed.
Read MoreFollowing Dyslexia Awareness Week, Theo has written his latest #PaphitisPerspective on centred around his experiences growing up with dyslexia.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, 11th September 2024, the London Graphic Centre (LGC) held an opulent judging and awards ceremony for the LGC Art Prize 2024 finalists, a competition supported by LGC Theo at the iconic London Graphic Garden Centre store in Covent Garden.
